replete
(adj.) well supplied
replica
(n.) copy; representation; reproduction
reprehend
(v.) to reprimand; to find fault with
reproach
(v.) to blame and thus make feel ashamed; to rebuke
reprobate
(v.) to condemn; to reject
reproof
(n.) a rebuke
repudiate
(v.) to disown; to deny support for; reject; cancel
repugnant
(adj.) inconsistent; resistance
resignation
(n.) quitting; submission
resilient
(adj.) flexible; capable of withstanding stress
resolution
(n.) proposal; promise; determination
resonant
(adj.) resounding; re-echoing
respite
(n.) recess; rest period
resplendent
(adj.) dazzling and shining
resurgent
(adj.) rising or tending to rise again
reticent
(adj.) silent; reserved; shy
retract
(v.) to draw or take back
retroaction
(n.) a reverse action
reverent
(adj.) respectful; feeling or showing deep love, respect, or awe
reverie
(n.) the condition of being unaware of one's surroundings, trance; dreamy thinking or imagining, especially of agreeable things
revile
(v.) to be abusive in speech
rhapsodize
(v.) to speak or write in a very enthusiastic manner
rhetorical
(adj.) having to do with verbal communication; artificial eloquence
ribald
(adj.) vulgar joking or mocking
rigor
(n.) severity
rivet
(v.) to secure; to hold firmly, as in eyes
roseate
(adj.) rose-colored
rout
(n.; v.) a noisy or disorderly crowd; a retreat or terrible defeat; to dig up
rudimentary
(adj.) elementary
ruffian
(n.) tough person or a hoodlum
ruminate
(v.) to consider carefully
rummage
(v.) search thoroughly
rustic
(adj.) plain and unsophisticated; homely; of or living in the country
saga
(n.) a legend; any long story of adventure or heroic deed
sagacious
(adj.) wise
salient
(adj.) noticeable; prominent
salubrious
(adj.) promoting good health
(adj.) well supplied
replica
(n.) copy; representation; reproduction
reprehend
(v.) to reprimand; to find fault with
reproach
(v.) to blame and thus make feel ashamed; to rebuke
reprobate
(v.) to condemn; to reject
reproof
(n.) a rebuke
repudiate
(v.) to disown; to deny support for; reject; cancel
repugnant
(adj.) inconsistent; resistance
resignation
(n.) quitting; submission
resilient
(adj.) flexible; capable of withstanding stress
resolution
(n.) proposal; promise; determination
resonant
(adj.) resounding; re-echoing
respite
(n.) recess; rest period
resplendent
(adj.) dazzling and shining
resurgent
(adj.) rising or tending to rise again
reticent
(adj.) silent; reserved; shy
retract
(v.) to draw or take back
retroaction
(n.) a reverse action
reverent
(adj.) respectful; feeling or showing deep love, respect, or awe
reverie
(n.) the condition of being unaware of one's surroundings, trance; dreamy thinking or imagining, especially of agreeable things
revile
(v.) to be abusive in speech
rhapsodize
(v.) to speak or write in a very enthusiastic manner
rhetorical
(adj.) having to do with verbal communication; artificial eloquence
ribald
(adj.) vulgar joking or mocking
rigor
(n.) severity
rivet
(v.) to secure; to hold firmly, as in eyes
roseate
(adj.) rose-colored
rout
(n.; v.) a noisy or disorderly crowd; a retreat or terrible defeat; to dig up
rudimentary
(adj.) elementary
ruffian
(n.) tough person or a hoodlum
ruminate
(v.) to consider carefully
rummage
(v.) search thoroughly
rustic
(adj.) plain and unsophisticated; homely; of or living in the country
saga
(n.) a legend; any long story of adventure or heroic deed
sagacious
(adj.) wise
salient
(adj.) noticeable; prominent
salubrious
(adj.) promoting good health
